Jindal Steel - JSPL resumes Implementation of Steel and Iron Ore Mine Project in Bolivia,

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Category : Corporate News
Date : Aug-23-2010 09:58

Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (JSPL) has informed about the following: Jindal Steel Bolivia (JSB) a subsidiary of the Company, has informed that Government of Republic of Bolivia has provided additional about 3000 acres of land to it to start work on its USD 2.1 billion steel and power plant in Bolivia. JSB has resumed activities to develop iron ore deposits in El Mutun iron ore mine and steel project in Bolivia. The company has given a press release in this regards.

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